susannah george. thank— this bombing in kabul. susannah george, thank you _ this bombing in kabul.e, thank you very much - this bombing in kabul. susannah george, thank you very much for that. susannah george, afghanistan and pakistan bureau chief for the washington post. more than 50 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli forces injerusalem. it follows similar unrest on friday during which 200 more people needed medical treatment. tensions have been rising for weeks over proposals to evict palestinian families from their homes in a neighbourhood where israeli settlers are laying claim to the land. much of the unrest has been taking place at the al—aqsa mosque compound, where israeli troops used rubber bullets and stun grenades against crowds throwing stones and bottles. european union leaders have sidestepped a plea by the indian prime minister, narendra modi, to waive patents on coronavirus vaccines. they have offered instead to cooperate more. india is currently in the grip of a devastating second wave, which yesterday alone left more than 4,000 people dead. spea

susannah george with the "washington post" in kabul, appreciate it. >>> we're following breaking news of jerusalem, a lot happening this hour, where at least 200 palestinians are wounded after violent clashes at a mosque. raf sanchez is following this. great to talk to you this afternoon. first, give us the latest on last night's violence between israeli police and palestinians and what exactly started it. >> reporter: yasmin, this is some of the worst unrest we have seen in jerusalem in years. israeli police firing rubber-coated steel rounds, teargas, stun grenades and crowds of young palestinians throwing stones inside the old city of jerusalem. what was really striking, though, was to see heavily armed israeli police bursting into the mosque. now, this mosque is the third holiest site in islam after mecca and medina and last night was the last friday in ramadan, the muslim holy month, so it is hard to imagine more inflammatory images than that being beamed around the world of israeli police inside that mosque. it is not just people in jerusalem who are concerned. the u.s. state dep